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UC Systemwide Programs
The University of California offers an array of research opportunities to prepare students for the next step on the educational pathway. This page highlights the range of programs available to high school students preparing for an undergraduate degree, undergraduates training for graduate study, graduate students transitioning to postdoctoral appointments, and postdoctoral scholars embarking on faculty positions.
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Research Programs for Undergraduate Students
- California Alliance for Minority Participation (CAMP)
CAMP is a program for under-represented students supported by the National Science Foundation. Through peer mentoring and tutoring and faculty mentored research opportunities, CAMP supports student development and completion of the B.S. degree in science, engineering, and mathematics.
- MESA: Mathematics, Engineering, Science Achievement Program
One of the country's most innovative and successful programs, MESA works with thousands of educationally disadvantaged students so they excel in math and science and graduate with math-based degrees.
- SAGE: Student Achievement Guided by Experience
SAGE provides comprehensive multi-year paid internships, extensive mentoring, workshops and financial support to promising, economically disadvantaged students during college.
- Summer Research Opportunities Programs (SROP)
The UC campuses offer summer research opportunities to students who have an interest in pursuing doctoral study. Participants typically spend eight weeks at a UC campus during the summer working on ongoing research projects with faculty mentors and graduate students. Students participate in academic enrichment activities as part of a cohort, including pre-graduate advising and intensive GRE preparation. Participants may receive a stipend, room and board on campus, and travel expenses.
- University of California Leadership Excellence Through Advanced Degrees (UC LEADS)
UC LEADS is a two-year, undergraduate research program for UC students in the science, technology, engineering, and mathematics fields.
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